According to data shown below: there are seasonally adjusted
6, 625,700 workers in ILLINOIS TAXES COLLECTED in IL total $ 41,043,963,227
IL spending including
new debt equals $163.5 billion divided equally by 6,625,700 workers equals $24,674. 00 per every
single worker; today. Goes up every day.
IL pension funding for state workers as a tax burden In 2005, the state’s combined annual contribution to its five state-run government-worker funds was $1.7 billion. In fiscal year 2015, the amount jumped to $6.9 billion, quadruple the 2005 amount.
http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-illinois-debt-clock.html
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The crisis threatens to burden taxpayers with massive, ever-escalating taxes to bail out a system that is not sustainable – government-worker pensions consume a fourth of the state’s budget.
white’>The following table lists state and local full-time equivalent (FTE) employees per 10,000 residents. Since education employment is so large — roughly half the workforce — it’s excluded from these calculations and is presented separately below. Note that there’s a much
larger variation in the figures covering only state government employment. How
responsibilities are divided between states and their localities varies
considerably, so combined state and local government employment provides for a
more comprehensive measure.
State
State/Local
FTE Employment
State/Local
FTEs Per 10K Pop.
State
Gov. FTE Employment
State
FTEs Per 10K Pop.
Alabama
138,758
286
44,045
91
Alaska
28,858
392
18,057
245
Arizona
128,803
191
42,076
63
Arkansas
71,048
239
35,172
119
California
883,408
228
235,973
61
Colorado
129,933
243
33,785
63
Connecticut
75,782
211
41,355
115
Delaware
23,721
253
17,806
190
Florida
424,961
213
111,102
56
Georgia
217,872
216
68,463
68
Hawaii
37,583
265
21,072
148
Idaho
37,040
227
14,195
87
Illinois
264,211
205
63,199
49
Indiana
131,762
200
30,223
46
Iowa
73,089
235
25,907
83
Kansas
79,087
272
27,301
94
Kentucky
97,173
220
44,292
100
Louisiana
132,113
284
45,288
97
Maine
28,649
215
13,424
101
Maryland
133,946
224
56,906
95
Massachusetts
139,429
206
63,417
94
Michigan
182,391
184
67,024
68
Minnesota
121,740
223
41,586
76
Mississippi
91,036
304
35,782
120
Missouri
145,324
240
55,890
92
Montana
26,872
263
12,817
125
Nebraska
54,527
290
19,067
101
Nevada
53,690
189
17,733
62
New
Hampshire
27,843
210
11,402
86
New
Jersey
205,211
230
89,732
100
New
Mexico
55,987
268
26,646
128
New
York
623,162
316
179,785
91
North
Carolina
258,933
260
79,085
80
North
Dakota
20,404
276
9,936
134
Ohio
262,318
226
63,627
55
Oklahoma
89,707
231
36,454
94
Oregon
95,290
240
42,360
107
Pennsylvania
257,459
201
98,791
77
Rhode
Island
21,981
208
12,379
117
South
Carolina
123,451
256
44,381
92
South
Dakota
19,318
226
8,552
100
Tennessee
154,624
236
42,860
65
Texas
562,650
209
176,444
65
Utah
63,422
215
27,985
95
Vermont
14,680
234
9,132
146
Virginia
188,522
226
68,072
82
Washington
183,248
259
64,039
91
West
Virginia
44,645
241
24,917
135
Wisconsin
114,565
199
33,321
58
Wyoming
26,073
446
9,340
160
normal;background:white’>Figures represent
aggregate totals for noneducation public employees. See note below.
SOURCE: Governing calculations of U.S. Census Bureau 2014 Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll data
margin-left:0in;mso-outline-level:4;background:white’>Public Employee Payroll Co
http://www.revenue.state.il.us/Publications/AnnualReport/2015-Table-1.pdf
total taxes collected in IL 2015
Collections Grand Total (Sections 1 and 2) $ 41,043,963,227
